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Quick note: How to Set Firefox Browser Tabs So New Tabs Open on the Far Right Once Again

Submitted by timv on Thu Aug 5 2010 8:35am
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Nothing to do with skating, but thought I'd pass this along:

Since beginning to use Firefox 3.6, I've been bugged by the way that new browser tabs are opened. Starting with that version, when you use the "Open Link in New Tab" context menu option (or hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on a link) the new tab opens to the immediate right of the tab being viewed. In prior versions since the introduction of tabs, newly opened tabs went to the far right on the tab bar.

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How to Fix Ctrl+T in Mozilla Firefox when New Tabs don't Work

Submitted by eebee on Sat Jun 27 2009 11:27am
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All of a sudden I couldn't get Firefox to open any new tabs either with control T or going File --> New Tab, no matter how many times I hammered the T key :-)

Being frugal, I like to open a bunch of tabs rather than opening new windows. Firefox tends not to crash much (fingers crossed!), so I don't mind having all my eggs in that basket.

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Google Chrome Good Stuff But Careful Where You Use It for Now

Submitted by roadskater on Wed Sep 3 2008 6:07pm
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Today or yesterday was the beta release of Google Chrome, a fast new browser that's free to download and use. At first blush it seems snappier than even Firefox 3. If you're using Internet Explorer, I recommend you get Firefox 3 and Google Chrome and look at both. If you have Firefox 3, Chrome is still worth a look: http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/ www.google.com/chrome

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